Casey Brewing and Blending

deGardebrewing. Do you guys distribute beers to liquor stores? if so... How?

 

Strictly from an Environmental point of view:
100-200 cars driving up to Glenwood monthly vs. 1 truck driving down monthly?

 

We drove up many times last winter and must have timed it right. I only remember a tiny bit of traffic coming home like twice and no traffic going up.

 

Go back and read the last few pages where people have repeatidly told you how Troy CHOOSES to run his own business. You're just repeating the same tired lines, and spinning your wheels. If you would like to open a brewery in a remote town and self-distribute your own beer to 20 shops in Denver - all the more power to you. But it just isn't going to happen here.

Troy doesn't have any incentive to do that, and from day one, one of his biggest mantras was that he wanted people to experience/enjoy the canyon and Glenwood Springs. I just don't understand why that is so hard to comprehend and why you're still harping on this.

 

I'm following you or carpooling then I'll trust your luck/timing!

 

Can't remember every trip, but I think we were leaving pretty early, like no later than 7am, and coming home Saturday at like 3pm. Never come home Sunday evening unless you hate yourself and your time.

 

Didn't someone already tell you guys to stop feeding the trolls?

 

This is a discussion forum! I'm not posting a question just to get your opinion but more from the masses. Troy has the right to run his business the way he wants, I have the right to ask questions.

 

My golden rule for winter releases: Be back through the tunnel by 3pm, no matter what.

 

I stand corrected. Apologies for posting that - clearly I was misinformed.

 

Dude, just go around!

 

Can't wait for some nectarine fruit stand!

 

and plum fruitstand!!!

 

And b1 East Bank and anything/everything else. Lettuce be cereal... you just can't go wrong.

 

Where's a good place to have breakfast in Glenwood springs other than daily bread?

 

Coloradough has great breakfast and doughnuts. It is really close to Troy's too.

 

Nice, thanks for the recommendation.

 

Coloradough is mostly pastries... I've seen burritos but not every time. Croughnuts are to die for though.

There's a diner right on grande that is pretty good too.

 

I just had breakfast there Thursday morning and there was quite a good menu, I had eggs on sausage bread with sausage gravy. Was really good. Had to get a croughnut for the ride home, they are ridic.